bad tone coming out of washington. i don t think any of us want to be the loudest voice in the room, i just want to be one of the most effective. their previous service taught them to be fearless. it was a political chain. none of us came to congress from a district that wants us to just hit here and be quiet. they want us to engage, they want change, and they want it now. all right, next, democratic candidates in texas right now talking impeachment, but how do voters feel? we ll hear from them in a live report, next. we call it the mother standard of care. it s how we bring real hope to our cancer patients- like viola. when she was diagnosed with breast cancer, her team at ctca created a personalized care plan
will participate in an event. they have heard from groups on all sides of the opinion. but when you hear from those folks that are attending this event here in austin. the text tribune fis festival, impeachment is a big issue. it is time to get to the facts, it is time to stop wondering and get the facts on the table. so hearing not just from people all over the political realm here, but when you really broaden it out beyond this, it is really giving you an idea of where some americans stand when you look at sol of tme of the l polling, this is a overnight poll that shows americans are largely split on the issue of
49 - nothing! woo! all right, this week when it was announced in a washington post piece that more people were moving towards impeachment, they called themselves the bad as. you have adopted the badass label. these freshman congresswomen labelled themselves the badasses. we kept running into each other. it came or begg or began org. we were all working to flip
reporter: the president s trial in the senate which would decide if he would be removed from office got under way the following month, january, 1999. about a month after his trial began on february 12th, 1999, president bill clinton was acquitted on both articles of impeachment after the senate failed to get the necessary two-thirds majority vote. the said william jefferson clinton be and here by is acquitted of the charges in the said articles. reporter: the president once again apologized to the nation. i want to say, again, to the american people, how profoundly sorry i am for what i said and did to trigger these events and the great burden they have imposed on the congress and the american people. reporter: an investigation that cost tens of millions of dollars ended with president bill clinton finishing out his second term.
tribune festival. yes, we are divided and yes, impeachment is not easy. but if we were having a fear of division, politics, or polls on this issue to continue in the necessary effort, we will have destroyed any chance of this country being able to continue for the democracy. it will unify us but it is probably the best thing the president can do now, is step down. ppaolo, what are we hearing now? it is all about impeachment. many people here are asking questions about impeachment. a very notable event tonight is when house speaker nancy pelosi